'demonstrate claims' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to show evidence that supports a claim. For example: "The research results demonstrate claims that online learning can be just as effective as traditional in-classroom instruction."
In Chapter 2, I demonstrate these claims are motivated specifically be merit concerns: The privileged claim hardship (and effort) so they can continue attributing outcomes to their own merit.
"If scientific analysis were conclusively to demonstrate certain claims in Buddhism to be false, then we must accept the findings of science and abandon those claims," he writes.
We demonstrate our claims with several design examples, showing the versatility and high accuracy of the proposed method.
To do this well you need to meet each point on the person specification, giving examples to support and demonstrate your claims.
The brief cites an extensive collection of documentary evidence to demonstrate its claims but is conspicuously thin in terms of constructing a narrative of Hess's career.
The reader should be able to write down instances of the comprehension principle which demonstrate these claims.
In this debate it has been used to demonstrate various claims: that backward causation is impossible or that it implies fatalism or determinism.
Water engineers hope major supermarkets will demonstrate their claims over social responsibility by breaking up their car parks and installing porous surfaces to catch run-off.
Even though there was already an overwhelming body of evidence to demonstrate these claims to be false, Congress implemented a ban on federal funding for these programs.
Several classical examples are used to demonstrate that claim.
